GERUND GROUNDED THEORY:
The Basic Social Process Dissertation (1996)
by Barney G. Glaser Ph.D.
with the assistance of
W. Douglas Kaplan $38.00
“It is my observation that studying dissertations in one's field is the best way to learn how to do one, to write one, and to see what one looks like. Reading dissertations is a modeling phenomenon on many dimensions. The purpose of Gerund Grounded Theory is to provide models for the grounded theory dissertation based on a basic social process theoretical code model. It gives the general idea of a Basic Social Process dissertation and the grounded theory methodology behind it.” - Barney G. Glaser Ph.D.
CONTENT
I |
Becoming Chicano: A Dissimilation Theory of Transformation of Ethnic Identity by David E. Hayes-Bautista |
II |
Becoming "Alcoholic": "A Study of Social Transformation by Odis E. Bigus |
III |
Time and Identity: The Shaping of Selves of the Chronically Ill by Kathy Charmaz |
IV |
Modeling Life: The Dynamic Relationship Between
Elder Modelers and Their Protégés
by Eleanor Krassen-Maxwell |
V |
Cutting Back: Life after a Heart Attack by Patricia Dolan Mullen |
VI |
Post-Licensure Baccalaureate Education for Registered Nurses by Rebecca Partridge |
VII |
Centering and the Passage to Adulthood
by Betsy C. Robinson |
VIII |
Integrative Discipline in Stepfather Families
By Phyllis Noerager Stern |
IX |
Infra Controlling: The Social Order of Freedom in an Anti Psychiatric Community by Holly Skodol Wilson |
X |
Organizational Scientists: Their Professional Careers by Barney G. Glaser |
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